STRA WBERRIES. 



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Sir Harry. Large, coxcombed, 

 dark red; solid, juicy. Eng- 

 lish. 



Southborough Seedling. Me- 

 dium, ovate, conic, scarlet; 

 firm; mild, rich. English. 



Splendid. Medium, globular, 

 scarlet; rather soft; good. 

 Per. 



Stinger's Seedling. (Union, 

 erroneously.) Large, round- 

 ish-ovate or coxcomb-shaped; 

 scarlet ; stalk stiff. Penn. Per. 



Sucker State. Medium; firm. 

 Plant vigorous, often produc- 

 tive. Rather late. Per. 



Swainstone's Seedling. Large, 

 ovate, light glossy scarlet; 

 very good. A poor bearer. 

 English. 



Thompson's No. 9. See Eio. 



Timbrell, p. 609. 



Triomphe de Gand, p. 607. 



Triple Crown. Rather large, 

 oval conical, necked; crimson; 

 firm, rich, with high flavor. 

 Irregular bearer. Season me- 

 dium. Waterloo, N. Y. Per. 



Trollope's Victoria. See Vic- 

 toria. 



True Chili. Large, ovate, red; 

 flesh firm, sweet, of indifferent 

 flavor. Late. 



Tubbs. Large, regular, deep 

 crimson. Early, good shipper. 

 Per. 



Turner. (Turner's Beauty.) 

 Medium; very handsome; 

 rather early ; excellent in qual- 

 ity. Productive. Per. 



Union. See Victoria. 



Unique Scarlet. Large, light 



scarlet; sweet, rich. Poor 

 bearer. 



Victoria. (Trollope's Victoria, 

 Union.) Very large, nearly 

 round, regular; light red; 

 flesh pale red, tender, moder- 

 ately rich, juicy, sweet — often, 

 nearly flavorless. Plant hardy, 

 moderately vigorous, not very 

 productive. English. Per. 



Vineland. Rather large; vigor- 

 ous, productive; rather acid, 

 good. Resembles Kentucky, 

 but darker. New Jersey. Per. 



Walker's Seedling. Rather large, 

 regular, conic; deep glossy 

 crimson, becoming maroon ; 

 flesh crimson, tender, juicy, 

 with a fine, rich, brisk flavor. 

 Handsome, excellent, produc- 

 tive. Roxbury, Mass. Per. 



Warfield, p. 609. 



Warren. Large, round conic; 

 dark red, handsome; firm, 

 good. Early. Plant vigorous, 

 sometimes very productive, 

 but uncertain at the North; 

 best in the Southwest. Ori- 

 gin, Kentucky. Per. 



Washington. See Iowa. 



Western Queen. Rather large, 

 roundish-conical ; rich, glossy 

 dark red; flesh firm, juicy, 

 sub-acid, sprightly, agreeable. 

 Cleveland, Ohio. Imp. 



Willey. Medium, roundish; 

 deep crimson; firm, sprightly, 

 acid — good for preserving. 

 Resembles Hudson. Improves 

 by hanging long. Imp. 



William Belt, p. 607. 



Wilmot's Superb. Large, round- 



